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Bringing The Power Of JavaScript To LotusScript
Peter Presnell
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I find new experiences are often the greatest source for innovation in my work. This proved to be the case for me several years ago when I left my role as a Lotus Notes Developer to take on a role that involved using C# and ASP.Net. When I returned to Notes...
from Blog: Beyond The Yellow Bubble
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Adding the "
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Tagging Design Elements
One of the (many) cool things about Notes is that the code exists in the NSF as documents much the same as data documents. This means we can do many of the same things with design elements as we do documents. And that includes tagging. I have been doing...
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Add Discussion Threads to Existing Notes Apps In Under 5 Mins
As part of my work on the Discussion NextGen project I have been looking at ways the discussion thread capabilities provided by a discussion database could be easily added to any existing Notes Application. I have now taken the work I have done so far on...
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New Video Includes Sneak Preview Of Eclipse LotusScript Editor
Peter Presnell
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As many of you many know I have been lucky enough to have the chance to participate in the OpenNTF project to extend the Discussion template. The team includes Niklas Heidloff and Steve Castledine , two of IBM's great application developers. These guys are...
from Blog: Beyond The Yellow Bubble
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Adding Web Service Connections
Release 1.0.2 of the .Domino Framework will contain the first small steps for building an SOA . The existing Connections feature (available with 1.0) will be extended to support Web Services. For those not familiar, the concept of Connections is to define all...
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Domi
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The Best Thing About Notes 8.5 Is.....
It would be fair so say over the past few weeks that I have been caught up in all the hype about XPages. So much so that I had forgotten about the thing I was most looking forward to when doing Notes 6 development . For me the single most important recent...
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Domi
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SNTT: Domi
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Domino Framework Strategy
For the past 3 weeks I have been looking at both Notes 8.5.0 and 8.5.1 beta. It has been a fascinating time with many many new things to learn. There have also been many many questions... But slowly I have mapped out a few things in my mind on how best to...
from Blog: Beyond The Yellow Bubble
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.Collaborate
Boy I have a tough teacher. Many of you probably know I enrolled in XPages Kindergarten several weeks ago and I have been blogging about my experiences. Well now I have been assigned my very first class project. I have been asked to use XPages to replicate...
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.Domino Framework 1.0.1 Released on OpenNTF
I have just released he latest version (1.0.1) of .Domino Framework on OpenNTF . This is a minor release with a small number of bug fixes and minor improvements.
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New OpenNTF Project - xDomino Framework
It is still early days in my Xpages learning but one thing has already become very clear. Xpages development is crying out for a framework even more so than LotusScript. It is not yet clear to me how much of my time moving forward is going to be spent doing...
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Domino Framework 1.0 Released
.Domino Framework 1.0 has been released on OpenNTF under the Apache License (which basically means anyone can use the code for whatever they want). This project was thirteen years in the making. It contains a collection of tools, code, and information to...
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